THINGS TO DO VisitSPC.com/Markets markets St. Pete/Clearwater is home to a vast assortment of local markets where you’ll find funky antiques, tasty treats and unique gifts to bring back home. ST. PETE SATURDAY MORNING MARKET Each Saturday, about 10,000 visitors and locals flock to this incredibly popular market in St. Pete. This event celebrates 20 years in 2022, making it the longest-running weekend market in the city. It’s a great place to pick out lush plants and flowers, shop for cute gifts and crafts or taste a local delicacy. Grab a fresh cup of coffee or kombucha (both are brewed in town) and bask in the lively music and people-watching — you’re bound to see multiple adorable dogs in strollers. The regular festival season runs from October to June on the down-town waterfront . A summer market takes place from June to September at Williams Park . GULFPORT TUESDAY FRESH MARKET This eclectic weekday market, held year-round, is a great way to explore the funky waterfront town of Gulfport. Set to a soundtrack of local musicians performing live on the street, this event features a number of locally made specialties, from self-care necessities like candles and skin care items to hot sauce and honey. Shop for fresh produce and protein for your next meal, or just take in the show as local crafters make their artwork on-site. VINTAGE MARCHÉ Hunt through a trove of vintage treasures at the region’s largest monthly vintage market. Tucked in St. Pete’s Warehouse Arts District, this 15,000 square foot building comes alive on the first weekend of each month. It’s stocked by local vendors who are skilled at finding the best curiosities and antiques. You’ll find vintage clothing and jewelry, comic books, Florida postcards and memorabilia, mid-century modern furniture and more. You can even visit multiple times throughout the weekend — a friendly staff frequently swaps in new items, so no two visits are exactly the same. VINTAGE MARCHÉ OPEN AIR CRAFT MARKET This fun year-round weekend event is hosted at the Oldsmar Flea Market, which spans 28 acres and has been an area staple for over four decades. You’ll encounter booth after booth of vendors peddling gourmet food, funky antiques and furniture, cute clothing and jewelry, locally grown produce, and more. Don’t forget to spend some time exploring the flea market portion too — it’s known as one of the largest markets of its kind on the west coast of Florida. SAFETY HARBOR MARKET ON MAIN Spend a relaxing Sunday meandering through this farmers market hosted year-round at the Gazebo at John Wilson Park . Food vendors sell mouthwater-ing meals you can eat on the gazebo lawn, as well as items like fresh orange juice, baked goods and COREY AVENUE SUNDAY MARKET 110 AMERICA’S BEST BEACHES